BEST PACIFIER For Newborn | When To INTRODUCE a PACIFIER

Getting the right Pacifier is important! The best pacifier for newborn babies is one that is going to enhance baby development and help with breastfeeding baby too. In this video, you learn when to introduce a pacifier, the best pacifier for baby, and the pros and cons of using a pacifier. Taking care of a newborn baby is a lot of work and pacifiers are one of my must have baby products to help with baby sleep, being able to soothe a baby, and calming a newborn baby crying. For when to start using a pacifier, you should make sure feeding has been established- this is one of my breastfeeding tips! Breastfeeding and pacifiers can work together but early pacifier use can create unnecessary problems if you’re breastfeeding. Knowing when to use a pacifier and how to give a baby a pacifier is going to make taking care of a newborn a little easier! Using a pacifier can become a great tool that makes your life and your baby’s life better and easier!

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[anastasiiadevera]

Ok mommas. You should GET her BIRTHING I'm dead serious. I'm so comfortable and confident about my birth already, being only 1/3 thru it. It's a HUGE HELP!!!!
Thank you so much ❣️

[Chances]

I used Mam and Chicco pacifiers with my babies when they went through the “witching hour” (1-2 months of age). And I only used them in emergencies when nothing else seemed to calm them down. After that, they both rejected pacifiers at 3-4 months of age and never used them again.

[kerriwhitman]

Both of my EBF infants did not take a pacifier until they were around 2.5-3 months. They preferred breast and I didn't push it too hard. They both also preferred the NUK type pacifiers when they did take them. I also am a firm believer of giving the pacifier ONLY for assistance during sleep.

[beancajhanine]

Interesting recommendation. I am a dental student who is due in 6 weeks and I had a conversation with my pediatric dentistry professor about pacifiers. She actually recommended MAM or NUK pacifiers. She also said to never use a pacifier that has a little stuff toy/giraffe attached to it because it promotes open bite.

[nav]

It took me 2 months to establish breasfeeding with my baby who had tongue and lip tie. I watched this video and introduced this avent dummy for 10 minutes one day to soothe him from purple crying. It reversed all our hard work and created nipple confusion just in two days. 😢

[nexxapoythress]

So glad i watched this. I heard about nipple confusion from my bestie, who is also a mom. i didn't think that a pacifier would do the same, but it makes sense. i'm also proud of myself b/c i got the pacifiers that looked like the hospital ones. when you said advent pacifiers, i checked what i got and applauded myself lol. so i'll take whatever pacifiers the hospital gives me and hold onto them until 4-6 weeks. Thank you mama!!

[SA-xtgd]

I never introduced pacifiers to my kids because my mom refused 🤣 she was concerned that he might get use to it for a long time that he could be fussy and not stop crying. They are both doing well witnout one and they eat well.

[vivsjournal]

Gave a pacifier a few hours after my baby was born and he never had nipple confusion but I think he’s just lucky in that regard! Good info!

[molliz]

Your videos are always so helpful! I started watching them at 20 weeks and now my little man is 2 weeks old. Thanks for all the helpful information and everything you do! 🥰

[Andi.j.w]

I love the “hey parents” at the beginning 💙

[magdadebek]

Thank you for this video! Here in France in hospital they told us not to use a pacifier at all, at second day I had to give one to my baby, he really wanted to suck all the time, my breast hurt too much. Now it helps him to calm but he don’t need it all the time. We use Aveda Soothe it is really great.

[natashajayne]

Really like that you specifically addressed premature babies! Mine had it right after being born and it helped a ton with her sucking, born at 31 weeks she could suck it very well and couldn’t have any milk even by tube at first, all IV and a little colostrum in her cheek!

[elizabethcronsell]

I've tried almost a dozen pacifiers and my daughter won't have anything to do with them 😅 would just be nice to use at times to soothe her. This is a good video 😊

[sweetnfirey]

My first son used the nuk pacifier, he was an exclusively breast fed boy who was only comforted on the boob.. he was starting to use the breast as a pacifier so I felt that it was necessary… but it was very difficult to take it away when it was necessary. Eventually he lost them all and I just didn’t buy anymore.
My 2nd never liked the pacifier and spit it out so I didn’t need to worry about it.
My 3rd was only given the pacifier from the hospital, but he didn’t take one after he was a month old. He was great at breast feeding, and I started to mainly pump and bottle feed because I went back to work pretty quickly.
Now with my recent 4th, she is a very fussy baby. She doesn’t give very specific cues as to what she needs when she cries, because she cries a lot. She is overly sensitive to sounds and movements so with these sensory issues I have given into the pacifier. Currently using the MUM type, they are a little smaller than the avent ones that the hospital gave us. She will suck on it for a little while before spitting it out and crying, then she tries to look for it with her hands, but it’s her hands that usually knock it out of her mouth anyway..

[amylynnhunt]

My Mom was very anti pacifier. I recently found a photo of myself at maybe three years, holding a baby bottle filled with something red! :0) I think bottles must have been my passie. And I had almost three years of braces anyway! It's so interesting to hear logical reasons why things I had a strong opinion with no real facts about just might be wrong! Thank you.

[angieamaral]

Just want to say thank you for helping me get through my accelerated OB class :) I'm not even a mom yet and your channel has helped me tremendously

[saraspiano]

Omg THANKYOU. I always tried on her the flat jag paci nipple and she HATES them. Now i will try this round shaped instead.♥️

[meddiemancile]

I really thought I introduced pacifier very early to my baby. I decided to have him use one when he’s 1month old and heard feedbacks from my relatives that it’s too early, making me lose my confidence on decision making as a first time mom. This video helped a lot! Thanks so much! Btw, my baby boy is now 2mos old, purely breastfeed, and using the Chicco soother. I’m worried though about the cons and making him very dependent on it 🥺

[earanemith]

Thanks for the video. Could you maybe link some reputable sources where we can read more about your info.

[pairwa]

Thank you so much for these information about a pacifier. My baby just 1 week old. She cries a lot so we use the pacifier with her to keep her calm down. But we are using the wrong kind. I will change to use the purple kind that you showed that it is better for her suckling and movement of tongue.